Original artwork description:

White Flower Pot by Zakhar Shevchuk is a fresh, minimalist still life painted in 2025. Measuring 60x40 cm, it invites the viewer into a meditative moment: a simple plant in a white pot, glowing softly against a palette of layered greens, pale blues, and turquoise tones. The acrylic technique is bold yet restrained – each brushstroke intentional, the composition perfectly balanced between geometry and gesture.

There is no unnecessary detail here. The form is reduced, but the essence remains. The plant becomes not only a subject, but a symbol of life and resilience in quiet domesticity. It feels like a morning remembered, or a window view familiar to many. The way Shevchuk frames the scene – perhaps by curtains or abstract wall edges – evokes a sense of introspective space.

This painting will appeal to collectors who appreciate contemporary still life with minimalist clarity, modern color language, and emotional restraint. Perfect for calm interiors and thoughtful spaces.

Materials used:

Acrylic

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